Meknès – Gistihús

Flümmy89 Þýskaland

I loved it! Riad Zyna is beautiful, super well kept and Nadja and Ismael are incredibly lovely and warm. A clean, authentic oasis in the middle of the medina. I regretted booking only one night. Absolute recommendation!

Elizabeth Hong Kong

Gerald and Evelyn were charming hosts, and their riad is a very chic and beautifully furnished oasis. We ate dinner in the riad both nights as it was Ramadan, and both dinners were delicious.

David Bretland

beautiful Riad with the kindest staff, Amina was the nicest person I have ever met! absolutely lovely and so welcoming. I got an early check-in, She helped me with a lot of things, also recommended places to see in the city. Thank you for all.

Nyman Svíþjóð

Very friendly staff, quite response

Kirsty Bretland

The was the best riad of our stay in Morocco. It’s the perfect central location and well signposted (which is quite rare in our experience!). The host was wonderful, with mint tea on arrival and many good recommendations for the city. The breakfast was amazing and we loved the rooftop seating area. The rooms were very traditional and very clean. I’d definitely be happy staying here again

Lin Holland

We were in love with Riad Mama H&K, the Riad was extraordinary beautiful, super good location in the medina, clean and fully equipped to be comfortable (e.g. fresh towels). The breakfast was also very good!

Samuel Kanada

The property (especially the garden) was lovely, the rooms spacious and the cats very friendly! The food was great and the portions enormous.

Jerry Kanada

beautiful room,very comfortable bed and a very very good breakfast

Michael Bretland

This spacious 15th century Ryad is full of charm and tastefully decorated by the retired Spanish professor owner, Abdlali. It’s near the entrance to the large and vibrant medina, but tucked away and peaceful. From the narrow front passage entrance you would not guess how large and amazing the inside is. We loved the antiques, especially the collection of painted window shutters and the ancient front doors. There is a large central floor to roof communal area for breakfast, mint tea and meeting the other guests. It’s designed to stay cool even as the heat outside builds. There are also roof terraces, nice for breakfast or sunset. There are 5 rooms for a range of budgets, we stayed 2 nights in the smallest room and liked being here so much we stayed a further 3 nights in the large romantic suite. The included breakfast was good too, with coffee, orange juice, msememm (Moroccan pancakes) and baguette. We were particularly impressed by the hospitality and enthusiasm of Mimoun, a young man from the Meknes region who took real pleasure from helping to make our stay enjoyable. We spoke a lot in French and English and I learnt to pronounce some Moroccan Arabic (Darija) phrases while he learnt some English ones. We will miss him but stay in contact and aim to return.